Tales of Old Lusitania by Francisco Adolfo Coelho read by Various | Full Audio Book

Tales of Old Lusitania by Francisco Adolfo Coelho (1847 - 1919)
Genre(s): Myths, Legends & Fairy Tales
Read by: Henners, Nathaniel Han, Brize C, Adam H., Sonia, April6090, Preet, Garth Burton, Rosenfinken, GraceNA, rajapillai, SimonCarl, Lauren Fontaine, Theseus Francis, ShrimpPhish, dc, Shantha Roberts, cmgal2832, Patty H, Vinny Seeram, Qingzheng, RanaAura in English
Chapters:
00:00:00 - 01 - St. Anthony's Goddaughter
00:12:51 - 02 - The Prediction
00:20:24 - 03 - The Three Students and the Soldiers
00:23:58 - 04 - The Poor and the Rich Godfather
00:28:58 - 05 - The Daughters of the Two Counsellors
00:33:34 - 06 - The Enchanted Moorish Princess
00:40:31 - 07 - The Echo
00:44:29 - 08 - The Padre and the Negro
00:47:06 - 09 - The Count of Paris
00:58:54 - 10 - Patranha
01:04:56 - 11 - The Value of an Egg
01:09:59 - 12 - The Oil Merchant's Donkey
01:15:20 - 13 - The Horse's Skin
01:30:01 - 14 - The Snake with Seven Heads
01:39:57 - 15 - The Greedy Little Fox
01:48:33 - 16 - The Story of a Cat's Tail
01:53:25 - 17 - The Merry Little Fox
01:57:43 - 18 - The Ant and the Snow
01:59:39 - 19 - The Enchanted Old Woman
02:04:50 - 20 - The Man Who Seeks Adventures
02:13:15 - 21 - The Portrait of the Beautiful Princess
02:21:19 - 22 - Grain o' Maize
02:28:48 - 23 - The Prince who had Ass's Ears
02:34:51 - 24 - The Tower of Babylon
03:02:25 - 25 - The Story of the White Lamb
03:09:16 - 26 - The Child and the Fig
03:14:01 - 27 - The Magic Slippers
03:24:05 - 28 - The Magician's Servant
03:31:51 - 29 - The Broken Egg
03:36:34 - 30 - The Little Boy and the Moon
03:41:18 - 31 - The White Rabbit
03:46:24 - 32 - The Nobleman and the Green Blinds
03:54:18 - 33 - The Big-Bellied Chick
04:00:43 - 34 - The Monkey's Pomegranate Tree
04:08:02 - 35 - The Prince a Toad
04:15:42 - 36 - Maria Silva
04:21:21 - 37 - The Great Hero
Thirty-seven tales from the folk-lore of Portugal. - Summary by Beeswaxcandle
Video Summary
AI GeneratedThis collection of folk tales from \"Tales of Old Lusitania\" explores timeless themes of virtue, wit, and the consequences of greed and pride. Through a diverse array of narratives—ranging from magical enchantments and divine interventions to humorous animal fables—the stories illustrate the triumph of kindness and honesty over arrogance and malice.
